Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-12-17

| SAN RENO, December 16th.-The new
growth which has made its appearance in
the throat of the Crown Prince is not of a
| cancerous nature. 1t causes no difficulty
| in breathing at present. The right side of
| the larynx is wholly sound.
DIR. MACKENZIE QUITE HOPEFUL
SAN RENO, December 16th.-Dr Mac
kenzie states that he considers the appear
ance of the Crown Princes throat better
than when he examined it in the beginning
of November. a small growth has formed
higher up in the throat. but it has not the
malignant appearance of the growth which
appeared toward the close of the Crown
Princes stay at BareDo, but which has
since diminished. The swelling of the
glands has entirely disappeared.
Sheehy Sent to jail.
DUBLIN, December 16th.-Sheehy, NJ. P.
arrested under the Crimes Act, was to-day
sentenced to three months Imprisonment
at hard labor. Notice was given of appeal,
and Sheehy was admitted to bail. Upon
being released he was rearrested on a
charge of having participated in the meet
ing at Clonmell. Bail was refused, and
the prisoner was taken to Clonmell jail
English Anarchists.
LONDON, December 16th-The English
Government will be asked to take action
revolutionary periodical issued here. The
November number contains articles incit-
ing and urging the assassination of the
authorities responsible for the conviction
and punishment of the Chicago Anarch-
lists.
Johnny Is Far hom Home.
COPENHAGEN, December 16th.-An Eng
lish detective by mistake arrested an
American calling himself Pommery. An
derson, the American Minister here, be-
lieyes that Pommery is Jack Benson, who
is wanted in San Francisco for having
perpetrated land frauds. An American
detective has been cabled for to indentify
him.
A Military Credit Cut Down.
PARIS, December 16th-In the Chamber
of Deputies to-day General Logert, Minis
ter of War, asked for a military credit of
11,000,0 600 francs, and was supported by the
Budget Committee. The Chamber, how
ever, adopted an amendment offered by NJ.
Brice, granting only 100000 francs.
The Tenants VIII Bless Him.
DUBLIN, December 16th.-The Marquis of
Ely has granted a reduction of fifty per
cent. in his rents and easy terms of pay
ment, and will reinstate all the tenants
evicted.
Keeping His Powder Dry.
LONDON, December 16th.-The Paris cor
respondent of the NelOS says the London
Tories fatter themselves that they have
made a conquest of Mr.. Blaine, but he is
simply reserving his powder and shot till
he goes home.
Consulting on Irish Affairs.
LONDON, December 16th.-A Cabinet
Committee, composed of the MARQUIS of
Salisbury, Right Hon. William Henry
Smith Right Hon. A. j. Balfour and
Mr.. Goschen, met to-day to consider an
important matter in connection with Irish
affairs.
A Good Day for Treaties.
ROME, December 16th-1 he Chamber of
Deputies to-day approved the new CONNER
cial treaty With Austria, and also author
lied the Government to negotiate provis-
ional treaties with France, Spain and
Switzerland.
Demonstration Prohibited.
LONDON, December 16th.-The police
authorities have issued an order prohibit
ing a demonstration in honor of Linnell
who died from injuries received in the riot
in Trafalgar Square.
Marquis of Lorne Ill.
LONDON, December 16th.-The MARQUIS
of Lorne is seriously i'll with disease of the
throat.
VIII Sue the Police.
DUBLIN, December 10TH United Ireland
will sue the police for damages for remov-
ing its show bills from shop windows in
Ennis and elsewhere.
4 Treaty Prolonged.
BERLIE, December 10th h-The Reichstag
to-day passed, without debate. a measure
for the prolongation of the commercial
treaty with Austria.
The French Senate.
PARIS, December 16th.--The Senate to-
day approved the provisional budget. The
session closes tomorrow.
A Pleasant Little Affair.
PARIS, December 16th.--M. Edwards,
Manager of lie Matin fought duel with
NJ. Mayer, Manager of La Laatel7ie. Both
duelists were slightly wounded
Not at All Sensational.
PARIS, December 16th.-Mr. MeLane,
limited States Minister has orona To Canr,as